All posts tagged "USDA"
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41Maize News in EnglishUSDA projects record US corn harvest this fall
The USDA forecasts a record 16.814 billion-bushel US corn crop this autumn—1.5 billion above the previous high—after the largest harvested acreage in...
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99Wheat News in EnglishUSDA raises Ukrainian wheat harvest estimate this year
The USDA projects 2025/26 world wheat output at 816.2 million tons (+9.3 million) and exports at 214.2 million (+1.19 million). Ending stocks...
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187Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishUSDA: US ethanol exports top 164 million gallons in July
In July, the U.S. exported 164.38 million gallons of ethanol worth \$359.67 million, with Canada, the Netherlands, and the U.K. as top...
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175Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishUSDA raises forecast for FY 2025 ethanol export values
The USDA Economic Research Service projects U.S. ethanol exports to hit \$4.5 billion in FY 2025, up from \$4.3 billion forecast earlier...
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216Maize News in EnglishUSDA: Corn use for fuel ethanol expands in June
The USDA’s latest report shows U.S. corn use for fuel alcohol at 448 million bushels in June, up 1% from May and...
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272Rice News in EnglishUSDA: Philippines Local rice supply might run short during import ban
The USDA warned that the Philippines’ record rice output in early 2025 may not meet demand during a 60-day import ban starting...
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239Sugar News in EnglishUS sugar production projected to hit record high in 2025–26 season
U.S. sugar production for 2025-26 is projected at a record 9.42 million short tons, driven by higher beet and cane sugar output,...
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160Wheat News in English
USDA leaves wheat harvest forecast in Ukraine unchanged
USDA projects 2025/26 world wheat production at 806.9 million tons, down 1.65 million. Exports are forecast at 213.53 million tons (+0.47), with...
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176Wheat News in EnglishUSDA lowers estimate of Ukraine’s wheat harvest and exports this season
The USDA's July report forecasts global wheat production in MY 2025/26 at 808.5 million tons, down slightly by 0.04 million tons from...
